The CEO of Dorna has ♏hinted at a timeline for BMW’s decision about whether to enter MotoGP.

A change in the management structure of the famous manufacturer has increased the possibility that they could enter the world’s top tw🤡o-wheel racing series.

MotoGP will intr💦oduce new technical regulations from 2027, which could level the playing field aꩲnd offer the best possible time for newcomers to immediately be competitive.

“It’s one thing for it to🐈 be possiblꩵe, and another for it to be feasible,” Carmelo Ezpeleta said about BMW’s entry to .

“Obviously we have to wait for the new regulations which will be published☂ soon.

“I think we won’t have to wait more than a month, a month and a half, and then the manufacturers can 🦋consider the possi✅bilities.

“It would be important for other manufacturers to co🍸me in. And BMW is a very important manufacturer.”

BMW previously knoc🦄ked back the possibility of replacing Suzuki, who quit༒ MotoGP.

But they have found success in WorldSBK, claiming⭕ their first race since coming back as a fac🍸tory team through Toprak Razgatlioglu this season.

But it is the introduction of Markus Flasch as ౠthe new boss at BMW Motorrad which has𓂃 accelerated the possibility of entering MotoGP.

A racing enthusiast, hඣe has publicly opened the door to an entry.

“2027 could be the pe🌱rfect time to get involved in MotoGP as this is when a new regulation 🐠will be introduced,” Flasch is quoted by .

"We🍰 are in contact with Dorna and we are talking about the regulations.

“It is part of our evaluation.

“The 2027 season would be 🌄an obvious time to start.

“But that does not pressure us to make a decඣision.”